default_colnames: Assign Generic Column Names to an Object
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default_colnames R Documentation
Assign Generic Column Names to an Object
Description
Assign Generic Column Names to an Object
Usage
default_colnames(X, name_base = "X")
Arguments
X
An object that can receive a colnames attribute
name_base
Stem for each default column name. Default "X".
Details
Old column names are retained unless they are the empty string. Any such column names are replaced by new default names numbered from 1. All columns are treated this way if colnames(X) is NULL.
Value
X, with its colnames attribute modified as described.
Examples
X <- matrix(1:16, nrow = 2)
default_colnames(X)
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Assign Generic Column Names to an Object
Description
Assign Generic Column Names to an Object
Usage
default_colnames(X, name_base = "X")
Arguments
X |
An object that can receive a |
name_base |
Stem for each default column name. Default |
Details
Old column names are retained unless they are the empty string. Any such column names are replaced by new default names numbered from 1. All columns are treated this way if colnames(X) is NULL.
Value
X, with its colnames attribute modified as described.
Examples
X <- matrix(1:16, nrow = 2) default_colnames(X)
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